A Leading Global Manufacturer Of Recycling Machinery.

Find A Location
Contact Us

Call Us At +918849171589

Address
Ahmedabad, Gujarat(India)

Email Address: info@maskhydraulics.com

Waste Cotton Fiber Baler

  • Home
  • Waste Cotton Fiber Baler
WASTE COTTON FIBER BALER.png 1

Waste Cotton Fiber Baler at Reasonable Cost

Waste cotton fiber baler primarily compresses spinning waste cotton fiber cotton lint, coir fibers, jute fibers, sisal fibers, all kinds of natural fibers, and so on...

Working Principle

The fibers are placed in the box chamber by people or conveyor, then the main cylinder presses the sisal fibers and other fibers to the limit set in our factory several times, and then the bale is manually bundled by hand, and the bale is turned out when the main cylinder lifts, indicating that the bale is finished, and the next bale is started continuously.
Download Catalogue
LOOKING FOR Bailing Machineries Manufacturers, Suppliers

A Technology For Recycle

Contact Us

telephoneCall Now: +91-88491-71589

MASK Hydraulic Machineries logo w

Product Information

Heavy duty baling press machine, mostly compresses waste cardboard, Occ, ONP, waste cartoon box, waste plastic scrap, waste pet bottles, paper shredding, paper trimming, coir fibers, jute fibers, sisal fibers, all types of natural fibers, etc…
The heavy-duty baling press machine is primarily used in natural fiber reusing manufacturers and many waste disposal recycling centers. It is made up of three sections: hydraulic system, electrical system, and main frame, and it can handle all types of paper scrap such as paper shredding, paper trimming, waste cardboard, OCC, ONP, coir fibers, sisal fibers, jute fibers, and so on.

View All Products
WASTE COTTON FIBER BALER.3 jpg
WASTE COTTON FIBER BALER 4

Application

Advantage

WASTE COTTON FIBER BALER
1. It has a double-opening door with a double-cylinder structure that is simple to operate and maintain.
2.Hand-bundle the bale, perfect for small paper recycling centers and others.
3.Two alternatives for button control: manual or electrical.
4.The length and weight of the bales can be adjusted to meet your specific needs.
5.The output capacity ranges from 300 to 2000kg per hour, giving you more alternatives.
6.Adopts German Hydraulic technology to ensure that the machine runs smoothly and consistently.
7.To extend the life of the baler machine, an international well-known brand of hydraulic pump and valves is used.
8.It's an amazing baler machine for your greatest alternatives because it's a low-cost, cost-effective option for your company.

Parameters

Model Bale Size Bale Weight (KG) Power (HP)
WCFB 500 1100 X 550 X T 90 - 120 10
WCFB 500 1000 X 750 X T 120 - 140 12.5
WCFB 500 1220 X 460 X T 140-150 20
WCFB 500 1220 X 550 X T 160-180 25

Frequently Asked Questions

What details should I share before approaching a waste cotton fiber baler manufacturer?
The type of fiber or natural material you’re processing, cotton lint, coir, jute, or sisal, along with your weekly volume in tonnes. Do also mention where the bales will go, whether to a mill, a local recycler, or reused internally, since that shapes the right configuration too.
Once the main cylinder presses the fiber down to the set limit through repeated strokes, the bale gets bundled by hand rather than through an automated tying system. This suits smaller recycling setups particularly well, since it keeps the whole operation simple without added mechanical complexity.
Quite a range, actually: coir fibers, jute fibers, sisal fibers, waste cardboard, OCC, ONP, waste plastic scrap, PET bottles, and paper shredding or trimming, alongside natural cotton fiber. It’s built around fiber waste broadly, not cotton alone.
Between 300 and 2000 kg per hour, depending on the model and your material’s density. Do keep in mind that fiber density varies a fair bit; loosely packed cotton lint won’t feed through at the same rate as denser, compacted coir, so real throughput may sit below the upper figure.
Both options are available, actually. Button control comes in manual or electrical form, so you can choose based on your operator’s comfort level and how much automation your facility already has in place elsewhere.
German hydraulic technology is what keeps the machine running smoothly and consistently. Add an internationally recognized brand of pump and valves on top of that, and the working life extends considerably. Cheaper components might lower the upfront cost, sure, but maintenance frequency tends to climb down the line as a result.
Yes, both length and weight can be tuned to your specific requirement, rather than staying fixed at one setting. Do keep this flexibility in mind if your buyers or mills expect bales within a particular weight range for pricing or handling purposes.
It does, more than most first-time buyers expect. The same rated capacity can look quite different in practice depending on whether you’re feeding loosely packed fiber or something denser, so it’s worth asking for throughput figures based on your actual material rather than a general brochure number.
Electrical consumption is worth checking upfront; larger balers running full shifts can add up considerably on the power bill over time. Bundling wire or strapping, if used, and routine hydraulic maintenance round out the other recurring costs worth factoring into your total budget.
The WCFB 500 range covers a fair spread already, from 10 HP up to 25 HP depending on configuration, with bale weights running roughly 90kg to 180kg. Smaller operations generally do fine at the lower end of this range. Share your daily volume and we’ll confirm the right fit.
error: Content is protected !!